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Nmusemenis.
EALL OF BABYLON.
l. FALL OF BABYLON.
FALL OF ABYLON.
Produced under the personal direction Of
IMRE k1RABFY,

EALL OF BABYLON.
F FAEt OF oE R 3. sEtoS
fr0'o''' I'M" fMRE TX .I Rsl.'s ''''''n Oh
Every evening, except sunaav. at $50
es RssS aaa P% s
and T the
scenery ever placed before an auience us success has
trihe1 million of people NOT fireworks exhibition. NO
Admission so csnts stand % cents extra Boxe,
0nn s So Iesst' at the g Gates a, s
STATEN ISLAND BOATS double. deckers EVERY TEN
M from the Battery between 7S" ana So Faro
P4iaai threedeSSeG steamer: GRAND REpU BIC and
per T. FGn , 2 5ewc T. Wharf @ie bRdoKIN 4
ROund trip 2S cents
CASINO. Broadway and 3ath-sF.
C SG 1sd T MMEm s
StCOND YFAH.
SUCCESS WITHOUT PRECEDENT.
MET WITH E FISH PUBLIC FAVOR
Graf CAS- Mas1iafsP, cG.,q%S; Sssnsr 20
%f ON. SS %'n'N
GREAT HALF-HoLIDAY SPORT 49,.
y rsaI game ,ay ss so and Athletics
D 1an laSt On. ~: Is " cents.
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st bet. 9TH and 9th ayes.
co srXNrLS New XDDirioSs
Concerts daily from to AMI 8 to II by
MUNICH LAOS
AND PRINCE PAUL ESTkRHAIY's ORCHESTRA,
Admission. 90 cents. children. 25 cents
AJEFB-The MystifYiDg Chess Autonaion Al EEB
MANHATTAN BEACH.
SEBASTOPOL
AND GRAND FIREWORKS
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT sundays
PAINS GREATEST PRODUCTION OF THE AGE.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE. $50
IVA MR.. a. NJ PALM sole Manager.
MIR. RICHARD Mansfield
N Comedy o@ 9T" MONSIEUR. Iced iced air ~
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
IVA Cooled minute with 2OO000 cubic feet OF fresh
VERIrABIE UMMER GARDEN.
COMMENCTNG MONDAY. AUGUST 18TH
Every evening at O'Clock.
POPULAR SUMNER NIGHT CONCERTS.
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY
Under the direction OF Mr. GUSTAV HlNRiCHS.
Popular AMI Brilliant lrOgTammes CHARGED nightly
25 CENT~---ADMls~ION ---2j CENTS
WALLA&GlK'SSi, a ,,raI BIO NH24 and 3othst.
REGULATED BY COOLING MACHINE.
Mllocker's BeautfuF Opera Comique. the
BFGGAR NcCAVLL
STUDENT OPERA COMPANY.
IN ACTIVE PREPARATIONS.
BELLNAN.
Rv Snnpe 60 u poser ot Boo and Fltinitza
ADMISSION 80. MAIlN EE TO-DAY AT z.
NIERRiMAC and MONITOR NAVAL BAT
VI TIE Nahisonavr and j9ih-9t Last setsOu open
day and evchn. Visitor. Central PARK will ami thus
within ono block ~ y have. entr noe
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EVIL. PIVER LINr-FOR ROSTON
y NEM rnNr EALL nINEE. ANn EANr AZ

NEwroRr PAIL RIvEE. AEp EAST AID
NORTH
4 UOTB T.E DAILY ~ PVIi p isuow being Operated ~
Ills coFiuf-~nn. Prfi Bfis'ol
Pow arf OBJ 'olonv : FlNE HAND AND
ORC ~ FS'rrA ATT &c TpTO EACH STEAMER l~1ve
New.York Pier - toid NOl y. r. foot Of Murfl'.'L
A. toll
s'n IA M. rau direct. c"rp-ctnc Tor Po-to1;
Tich rr ~ rcffor Mar'r- r~vari. NauiurSrt aul
local nj Oif Cuinft Htlrplf
f1tp for = .vp =. 1--we t1'u 80 T. W. 1nd fAl viva
win frtins aui 'hroryh
for SION. Oh. lowell ana Norih White Noun
-
SUNDAYS leavr NcwYork at $50 o. n for an points r.
fefv0 HpttIn : %.
CIV -.
Ttctets anf sr1terooma he obtqucf SewYork q
90 "ci pt4 - arf l22H Boadwav. 2ta West l"'u>t.
~ RI Asfpr irH'~ ''i Wlnls)'
Hotel Line Once pier - y. T.. AMI ~ ,i@tn r..
BORDEN LOWELL. GO. L. 90 N.lN
Aeenfa Gen Pass Agt
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Gitp propsrtr toanieo

NTANTED.-DowntOw business property for
w cash purchasers.
rutland WHITING. 8 Beekmsn. at.
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REAL ESTATE.
prrsyNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was ripple Of interest at the Real Estate Exchange
xs.tsrday whom unders>sod that A H. Muller q sons
sre sell out $50 shares in the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad anc 200 900 four ana one nan
limited states bonds which 1t was nnaersoo
s,sa mart OF the Ives securities those present on
inc floor l.. waader Louis Mes anu
tockholders After delay ana various
ferenoes the auconesr Peter Meyer announced 'ns' e
s.cnrttles we're withdrawn. william n Boughton OF NO
30 iber at was yesterday posted for IN me
Exchange proposed by James ~ Levhess
Rach az Ee l67 Broadway. proposed by fmllp Snvth
n yorr .tory stoneiTont with ots, DIX 100 EACH
Eos la9 and 40 West sxtynrst ST. nave pocn sod or
sac zoo 70 SIgmund Goldberg. ny Never kahn .
dwelling house on the easy slne. De-
10 $50 COO also for lots with
ar vi,Sont old bindings below Fiitpinth ulsized
nD Va est II ST. offered for $50 200; also four
sory fat near for SIS 900 One entire block Of
hVr lots on side for $500 OO0 block Of
sS lots slde for S200000; and valu
able business property down town for $l15.OOU
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TO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
rxcrRsIoN trood q davn 81 q

CURsION (rood dlvsl. 81 21
Steamers &. a.. AOKTiAM aud CONTINENTAL leave
Pee Pier - T. r.. IA IN. II u M. IL
connecting New. 1ayen with -pecial for
MLKIDEN. IA TFOKD >PHINGFIEtD HOLEOKE.
THROUGH tickets sOd and baggage checked 9ll Broai
wav New.Nofk. and 4 COurtsL. Brooklyn.
CHORE LINE, all Rail Route for Boston.
- Newport and FAST Express leaves Grand Central
station al ) IN. Limited Express except Sunday.
Express at Ii T. m. daily. Newport exTress
leaves al D. daily except sunday Palace Parlor Caxs
Oh Secpina Cars " destination. a
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{ ONPANIA TRASATLANT1CA ESPA-
y NOLA. 49,.
Formerly A. LOPFZ & CO.
tNuth American Bfanch.)
THE STEAMERS DF THIS WELL KNOWN SPANISH
ST ANSHIP LINE now under tract with The Mexican
Government. W NEW. YORK for HAVANA direct
on the An oath month Tho hrstciass
steamship
MEXICO captain Carmonal
ier) Fl Y. r., on sunday, AUGUST
o'clock taxing freight and passengers for inc
following purts e.. go c.,..
art ,gcna SsvIn1Il also for tadz and harcelonL FOR
freight. ua,sag, and othst information apply .
J. NJ. CEBALLOS & co. Agents. so Wall.st
NOMPAGNiE GENERALE TRANSAl LAM
y TIQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HANRE,
~ North River GOT oi MOrtonst
IA SORNANDtE ie K'rs hec.- atuIiay A. - Is noon
IA b. Tr ACNE 10 Jouss'lin SATURDAY. Aug 20 pa NJ
CHAMPAGNE frtup ......-SatuTlaY, Aux - noon
LOlln nE hEEIAh Astnt. No Bowing Green
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.


Trains leave West i2-s follows aud 20 minutes
earlier 'tom foot Of Ja'-st, North River
Det"I' Sid 'hirago '':13 A. '6O5, 'S;lo n III
IT. LOUIS. 'O.O5. 'S.lj =.
Syracuse. Bunao Rochester. Suspension Bridge Niagara
IaliA 3.l5. 1906 a. ~. 'GO5. $50 J. m.
lt"A 80 ~ 500 n 20 -;l3 - ~ ~, .o,.
1l:3Oa m. 4. '6O5. sis =. ,o.- 100
.7;l3 1913. 1913 30 3l:i5 q 4 10 > oiio 90
M :i.ij .6:05 Cranston's CORNWALL Ne"
burg.
For Montreal and Canada East sos n m.
ia uiton. Linton 'g:55 a M. 500 sl5 Toronto
1890 a a., tOO5. 'S:l5 r. M 81 ,,...-
Elegant sleeping cars Tor Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Clncin
iati Detroit, Chicago and ST. Louis .---
sAiatoga - IA = li3n A. ~. 8 p. n Drawing-room
cars tuIou i to Saratoga
Lake George. /. 80 A. IN. SATURDAYS only $40 D. IN -
ia.rs Mo nd finntwa.kt V 4 Now fdltA ., ll;D
ani 10 ~ bra wing Rom cars t. KINGS on on
. ~ u.. 8: ) u. airs NJ
Kaatrrskl' uunter Grant Hotel station aud To Phe-
nica 3l5. 900 ll30 M. 3lI6 80 p M prawng rom
10 Grand Hotel STAT and Phmnlrla or i"trI ha
rIsA auu Mouutdn House on 9OO ll"o a H. ana $40
''Paenvile AMI Moun,ain House station 3l5 7l5.
o II 80 n ". $40 D. m. Dtawug car 10 CstskI on
II ;'ia. M {.45 70. rams.
Daily tDaily except saturday saturdays only
Other trans daily except sunday. --....,
Fa tickets. tncIl e. parlor or sleepingcar acconoda
iui,rnaton amply - ohc's BlO"kyH 900 "Ssn'
iugtOu-sL 100 Fuust, Annex o. ce. oot OF f"iloh 81
Nsw.N cry. 36j 7s5 BIZ Broadway. l3' Ho"tIy l.
lstr. ari e.t shore stations loot OF Msss, z'I'
loot Oi Jay ST.. y. Il T. = la Is ki..
Il Wand Pas.ca.e Agent
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NEW-YORK CFNTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD
1KfAI IOU R.TRACK TRUNK LINE
On ana after Junc DO trains leave
pE

80 n
GR% 4 'f,e GF 5STc l., iri nFpST
19Ires ana Fines, Passenger station in America
1Isy. T,",r Etp~o't drawineroom 'lr't' A''n''
mi % ss '%[sc end MGrc9 ,GGca PITY LIZ
!aoo w. tee IAN us cir A A@S LIMITED compose,
e1cl 'rY'' b1hct ~mok ngcar dnnf ar DRAWN room
nuaae Nssr. talI, Ere CLEVELAND AMI Toledo arriving
ilo3o N. cho,g' fypre'S 'r,wlnrroom olr't Rl'h-
"'fiI.$at 1 Western Vo%yoPS ami vorr,or1 srpr,"
%" - SA t"o.A LIMITED Saturdays only.
H.. Luj x an! dan ri ,.,., .,, 49,,
draw % u Troy mt ~ 80 'onnoctitbrouta
70" w., Acco 'r"',So 70 A6tay ma rr,y
~, a., ~ ~ .A'1 nee en- = Toledo Dc,ro.
aud Cnic,,o ni'inscar SexY,T< 70 Alb.n' ,,,
ice ~, car; ,'r 'rogo,pi c,n.1nitl Inii4ni ,ol'
a a Aus9To G ro@ -n,'sit"N So via ,ca SS dali
N7 p w. o'rre.i an an t1,o'sae. Eyaf, iS so,o
wS 81 Khan, 'r an N% o a.r at Pstt.rurr Win
Ioo 'osor = T. ~ , Lax c,azv yo N"@ r a., "a s,ccri
sun'av Cor L'y"rn' No.'' c-""~ u -" Nog.tan Ia ~
rsio. o.ail m spi Ci~v~tni islf n m. os, Nv
M sd v cg FS s $500" TS bS T 'Hi ri
Chc'g -lreoinr.cars Clayton via Utica daily except
ll5H H.. Ni,h, Rror," win .eoon car, 70 Ab'ny
Safaio Lake pr tho North except SATURDAY
p.g. +. az q, i'd 80 aro,ar,3
y r'rS Place nau,ry pucc 80 vet 49,; al
snd 7ao yu''on Sta. Rroosvn amt 10 Fourth'L williams
We,',otr' Erpro,' call BAGGAGE from hotels
.Run dulv. other, iriy except suniw tstopat Mott
~ NJ ToUCEY HENRY MONErC.
Grncfsl sIseriutenleut General Passenger Agent
NFW YORK. ONTARIO * WESTERLY NY.
Trains leave from ferries at West aga and Jay-'t"
Wet go. a. !iv.t 40 f2r Nj ieteTn. ~, T,l,
Home sutton. 0swe~o Brf,lo De,rplt caic.,'
LAX M,oncvass. VI .i,oTn Eiienyiile F'il'6ar, Non
West ~ 4ion M Iav.,, l.55 p ~. for Like Toh,pt
L'ke MINI v1-kl Mr'dleowu Elenvul" F'I'burs N'r
W. W.; XXX 5'i5 ~ - ~ ~ GMy n!m
town n.,nt, t1.rtv v,teGn N'rFirl 2net'A o'T''
sa;urI,v rafhotiav rre'n wc,t t2l - > n 49,
u ~. ,or Nd'let,w0. Thenviilc. Fa''bnr% N"n'ceu'
I'a : %2 Pnrs, iar, on rm. ';;l,
Tickets tc a 2O7 sO7 Oft !, 1913 Broa WAY 1H 6ti-Ive
l3l East 25th't. 2a4 wet ~ 222Hipi,Sst';v ~ fp
J. & AN"N isfv'hsnoc Place y. Y.
DOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
BOR
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers RHODE ISLAND AMI MASSACHUSETTS,
North River. daily. except sun av nj IN
o T.. 3Oll fer summer excursion BOOK
NORWICH LINE
For Boston, worcester. Portland and White Mountains.
DIRECT ROUTE
New.London. Norwich, Watch TTnl anil Block ts1nL
RATES REDUCED
"Cv Worcester" "City Of Boston" and city
of Lawrence" ave Per North River foot ~ Watsst
nert pier above Dc,brossesst erry) daily sundays az
cepcd. D. Tickets and saterooms socui"l at %o'
26L 397 4j7 and oJ1 broadway 10 and IL Green"cnsI
1873 Bowery Astor House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hote. s3S Fulton.sL Brooklyn Pier 40 North River
n
q. wBRADY Agent
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GUlUN LINE.
FOR QTFENSrOWN AND LlNkHPDpL
Leave Per S. " H., loot OF king-st.
NEVADA Tuesday. August 10. = so p m
ALASk u ''9 @ ~, IA ~,
AJtIION ............... Tuesday september d. Am
Wis ONSfN ........ TUESDAY. - ptsm IL. D. m.
Cabin "a sage upward according Oocaton Inter
MEDIATE tsecnn .classl. $50 Storage so 81,
A. VI. UNDERiII LII q co. 80 BtoAdwsy ~ l.
ENNAN LINE L. :. and Royal Nail steamers.
4 FOR q FENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
cry or tIIIC AGO saturday. aug. ID $50 p m
~ - ~ Cttt.TER .--... SATURDAY. Aug 20 q a. IN
CITY or KCHMON D.. Saturiay Aug' -, -; W NJ
From Imam Pier foot IT Graudst, J.rsry CIV. .,,
CAEIN PASSAGE. so and Upward INTERMEDIATE
E'0 - PETER WRIGHT & SONS General AGENTS
No / Broadway, y. Y.
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Ocean 6teumers.

ANCHOR LINE L. :. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
~ NEW.YOEK AND LIVl RPOOi.
steamship CITY OF RDMEstI Wet. AnI II, at a NJ.
ant every fourth Welnes,lav thereafter.
Saloon pass tge. $50 and upw,ri SccOntc.ass $50
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRi.
Is. An hOriG.----.Aug ~ room
Is ~. "A. = a. IN
Rates of pssa to glasgow Derry. Liverpool and Belfast
(apif. $t5 ami SJJ SrrOui-class SO Steerdge, SO
Steamers san from PER 81, X, foot OF Leryst
For book OF tours further informs ou Apply 49,
HENDERSON BROTHERS.. Bowling Green. NewYork
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NETWORK. Friday. Aug. IL. 1887.
No sales were the Exchange and Auction Room to.
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RUsION, WATCH HILL. NARRAGAN-
- SErr PIER
VIZ STnNINGTON I'M

From 30. North river block above Canal't
~ ia w. except SUNDAY. IhrOu n steamers
I u Inc O.. o. f,tf
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ror ~ Tbomas Rarlaio. Para, Maranh Pernamouco
Bahia and RIO connecting Tor Sano'
Hueno, Ares Rosario aud ports In southern bfAzh
Steamship FINANCE, "Wednesday, Au e l Z, AT p III.
Irom Newport News Va. saturday, Aug ~ at p ~; =,
PAUL r. o. RHAkD x CO.. Gen Agts, "a Br0s-s'' ~ l.
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MANSION HOUSE,
Hals auo Rcoms 90 ktt.

ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
- EL0Rs.- FifLave., 42dsL, in fre-proof build
bGof AMERICAN SAVE DEPOSIT COMPANY FINEST
ssion u u tity
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TOR UrDsOv AID COyeAcKIE.

tWR HUDSON AND tONSA'kIt.
Steamer Faater-til leaves Tnesiavs anf Thnrsilv'
81 p NJ. SsfHrtrs 90 steamer w alter bIo'' -
{ T. M from p."r FOOT - ft~-sf. y. r. go
Steamer NrNtHus Mond1v.. Wetne$favs AMI frl1AT'
from pier oo0 frtpk n.-t at @. N Boat, conhr''" WI
Boston and AlbSuy ~ n
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ARRESTED FOR KILLING HIS WIFE.

eHOCKING DEATH IN A CHERRY STREET ROOKERY.
front room on the top floor OF the old rookery No.
"a Cherry-st was hired four months ago by Anthony
and Mary Merritt. They carried into the a small
oookstove, ickety table, three chairs, few dishes.
Q trunk containing some clothing, bed with two
straw mattresses and some moth-eaten blankets and
small piece OF oil-coth. Merritt was said to have
been longshoreman at one time but had become u
street pedler. His wife went out TO wash and scrub
for the neighbors occasionally. Most OF the money
which they earned was spent tor liquor Mrs. Mary
Peter on, q widow. and her grOwn-up daughter
Josehpbiue, who occupied the rear room on the top
foOI, heard the Merrltts quarrel frequently When
the freshman was drunk and ugly his wife would move
out OF the house and stay until he was in better
humor. A few days ago lie Knocked her down aud
kicked her on the head cutting her scalp slightly
Soon alter o'clock Tuesday night he knocked on
Nrs Peterson door and said Please come Out here
and help me. The old woman is parayzed."
Mrs. Peterson and her daug bter found Mrs Merritt
lying on the staiIs landing between their floor
and the one below. She appeared to he drunk. Mrs.
Peterson helped TO get her into the front room. Mrs.
Merritt sank III chair ana exclaimed Thank God |!
I'm H." She dressed Tor tho street, but had
shoes Mrs Peterson and her daughter went 10 bed
and 10 sleep AT O'Clock they were aroused again
by Merritt, who begged them to come into his
his wife lay dead on the floor, her head resng a
pillow which bloody. lie said she not Ut
home on Tuesday evening and he went TO sleep waiting
for her. At o'clock he heard in the hall and
found his wife on the stairs. After getting her into
the he had tried 10 get her 10 90 10 bed, but she
Law on the floor the stove. He vent TO sleep
again and awoke lind her dead. Later in the morn.
ing blood stains found on the stairs where the
woman was lying when Mrs. Peterson went to help her
tuesday evening
An examination of the body showed that the woman
had died from fracture at the base Of the skull II
her husbands story true she might have received
the injury by falling backward on the stairs When
The police questioned her husband he surprised the
negbbOrs by saying that his not Merritt but
Maedy His wife was torty-one years old, be said
He declared that he had not injured her. but the police
locked him up suspicion. His wiies body was sent
70 the Morguc. Before she married Msedy il was
said. she was a widow with two children WHO are now
IN the Catholic PrOtectOry. Her first husbands name
zas Campbell. Malledy taken to the Iombs Po-
lice Court and held to await the result OF the inquest
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sUTRo TUNNEL sTOCKHOLDERs.

meeting of the stockholders of tue su,ro Tunnel at
No 90 Exchange place. largely attended yesterday.
called for the purpose OF securing delay In the lore
closure proceedings begun by Hugh McCalmon OF Nc
Clmoni Broi hers, Of London. Tht suit Ia pennR
and tho nna hearing will be hcH In the Uptcd States
Circuit Court In Nevada in March. Theodore Sutso
presented for the signatures or stockholders petition
TO the reciting that the McCalmonts q. holders OF
pany through the ownership OF bar majority Of the
stock and that by tbs foreclosure the rights or
The minority BtockbOldefs wOud he eItiDeushed Tho
petition asks that the fna hearing be postponed TO
able the minority stockholders TO protect their rights
and that the signers he allowed to defend the rnit by
selarte counsel resolution proving tie proposed
plan was adopted unanimously ana the following com
mitt-e In behalf OF the minority stockholders ap
pointed: Fl. II. Thayer Bryce GRAY. j. G. Rien l.. Won
Holman Co., Fl. r. B.ltzer. H. sturshure. Palmer &
LOwengard. agents sftJon g. Stone, Charles f. Tag,
J. &. Be bhei per. @. W. Smith, r. Marti"sOD and John
Pondir All the membrrs OF the committee have signed
the petition, which Will soon I've forwarded 10 Nevada
mOng ths stat read at the meeting that
In tie frat sx months Of last the company had
earned $50 900 month and that since November the
earnings had been at tho rate OF $4,000 month.
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NEW.IERsEY TOWNS.

HoBoKRSFranz Hebach age thirty hIec killed himself
Yesterday his boarding hOnse, No ljg Garden UcaCh
and and he had frequently threatened
commit snlcihe He fred three shOt-, only Of which
effect his forehead the others passing Of the win
dow.
UNION HuI.-HermaD Tisch middle aged German living
the Boulevard reported yesterday that his wife had been
missing since Monday and Frank Dollsnd one OF his
boarders also missing T-ch believes they have eop.d
About month ago Tischs daughter Annie. twenty,
elOped with to whom her father objected and
Tsch and his wife have quarciled about the matter
since.
NEW. BRUSswICK.-The Baptist Church at StcltOn
broken into Tuesday night KeOsense poured
the cushioned seats, the organ altar platform.
OkANGk.-Early yesterday the stables NJ SOyeral ice
dealer spring Lake destroyed by The
stables contained thirty horses mules live
Blankets horses 10
biaOIemen ceeded all but eight horses The
burned aud fifteen horses other live
stIoyod The fires believed 10 have been OF incondy
origin.
EAST ORASGRThe Chancellor Yesterday filed his decision
the East
Newly OK and Newt ersey Telephone Company.
the poles the Chancellor grants injunction
the erection poles Of
poles already erected without authority.
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RROOKLYN.

The appointment OF John Gufoylc. Superintendent Of
Construction OF FEDERAL Budings 10 succeed CITY Auditor
I. H. Rutnn. Is considered certain
The funeral o. s 81 John held Yesterday IN
the Puritan CONGREGATIONAL Church The lfesbyteran and
ministry tie city largely reprsentoL
At noon yesterday Judge rra decided that he would not
decision u reference stay OF proceedings
for Alderman cQuade before 10 day.
William Johnson him self Captain Williams
OH Tuesday broke Jail Sor'han pton Mass
wishes back 20 o't
He andcd.
new hall for the Eastern District IL 10 he bu at
and south Nintst The Amphon ~ocey IL at
head of club house sill aiion the hail.
which latter will 700 persons The cost VIII De not Tar
from slJO.nOO
The Bushwck Avenue Congregational church has boon
formally recognized by council Of sister cnr'hes and the
hAs been ordained pastor. The
vices are held at 1921 broadway. INT 10 s., expected 10
build a church In Hushwi'k ave IN short time
The William late president 81 the Fulton
Bank 81 yesterday ~ No l-1 Wa-ktnrtn PARK.
ly Dr Henry ]. Van Dyke. MANY prominent
Metropolitan Gas Company the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company and the Nonauk Fire Insurance Company.
Notices were the water consumers ys"riy roqur
ing them TO cconoinlke Of water prevent
81 UnOOuO gallons All persons waiting the water
will with According To- An additional supply Of
bOO0 900 gallons day il 10 be received from baslcys pond
jamaica 10y using two extra pnmps there
The annual dinner Of the Young Mems Prohibition Climb
will the Everett Assembly Hcoms this evening.
go expected To at t IA" tables Speeches Will ho
made by G., Clinton Is. Fisk, the Rev ~ Charles =.
Deems Judge " Cruo Colonel H. Cheves Others
Tho gallery the hall viii he open 10 the public m.
when the speechmakiDg ifRD-.
Three Italians arraigned before Police Justice Naeher
a charge Of crnnRv a~-aung Jennie Reilly,
servant girl VINO went 10 No - Notth Ffth-
the hall assaulted
them and by two Others IN the yard at the
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NAKING GAS IN HARLEM.

RErIGHTINo THE prREs PUT OUT LAST SPRING.
Tho fres In the rctorts Of the Harlem Gas Light Com
pany which had burned steadily for thirty years were
e1ngushed last spring BY order OF the executive board
Of the Consolidated Gas Compspv. They were relit
yesterday the JOY Of those whs A9n In the neiyhpor
hood Of Onehundred sndelevenfhHt and East River
From the stoker in the rctorthouse to the
little italian who CLEANS odho after the CON-
panys wagons, and to nhe mighty OFFICIAL WIZ
Endorses the legends overdue Gas bs tncre was QUIZ
spoken satidschan at ths sctasn OF cAs big compAy
1t appears TO be dictated By nscess It was tnousne
last spring that sufficient gas suYYy the upper part OF
the city could be at the Knobscker orancn' ou
weinformed official told TRIBCND reporter yesterday
that the business had increased beyond oil expectation
"In fact" he said owing the erection Of new build
inSs our business has doubled hnco 1888 About BOO
million feet sent out that from what were then
the Knickerbocker and Harlem Companies We are now
making for the district about four million feet day
Some this s due doubtless to the reduced rate
for sas The lamp cannot compete with gas ct
81 25 thousand The lighting department OF this
company s important part Of its business. We have
about 1000 lamps on our mains. see there
is talk Of extending the electric light ser
in direction. The fact Of the matter is II tho
proper representations were made and backed up with
lamp burning three feet q per hour and costing the
t ton ' but Plat tat s ;Ss lighting BY gas Nov
vspv mnVorablv With other
cities the first place the threeoOt standard IL entirely
too low BY putting improved burners rated TO con-
say feet Of per hour would give quite
different aspect to the streets and bOulevards II Is
point which the Gas Commission should certainly Inquire
Into before putting another million year into elect1o
lighting"
The same official seemed to view without apprehension
the operations Of the Standard Company I'm his dis
tric There is enough" he said. land to spare
Every five years for the last twenty new gas company
has organized and into business in New city
Mn o 65 To 5000 oo feet The greatest
Increase has the consolidation. and this has
been attended with decrease in the cost so that we can
sell gas at a profit for 81 25 thousand now. when
under the old regime business would have been
done at loss at that price. ! think
however" he added " the Standard Company Is
the last OF the series As the law snds the consent
Of twQhirds OF the property necessary bcforea
new gas company can do business In New York. The
charter of the Standard Company given under cir
cumstances exceptional and peculiar that the gift Is
not likely TO be repeated"
The Harlem branch ia making coal gas, and Mr.. Moss
has been appointed It's Superintendent.